kimchi is one of famous korean's foods, but I don't think that foreigners will like it, too. I think it's definitely acquired tastes and even a lot koreans don’t like. It tastes sour and strong. However, I guess a lot haters can be changing to like it when they are used to kimchi. I can't live without kimchi. Does this sound natural?
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Kimchi is one of the most famous Korean food, but I don't think that foreigners will like it too. I think it has definitely acquired taste and even a lot of Koreans don’t like it, as it taste sour and strong. However, as people get use to it, they started to like kimchi. I can't live without kimchi.
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Kimchi is one of the most famous Korean food, but I don't think that foreigners will like it too. I think it has definitely acquired taste and even a lot of Koreans don’t like it, as it taste sour and strong. However, as people get use to it, they started to like kimchi. I can't live without kimchi.
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Fun fact there are a lot of americans who love kimchi and we sell it in most of our general grocery stores.
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@Goya That’s great to hear. I heard Obama's wife (sorry,but I can't remember her's name right now) often made kimch and likes it :)
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Oh, it sounds like her (Michelle Obama) she is very health-oriented and many people in the states like the taste and believe due to the fermenting process kimchi is healthy for you.
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